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About the Unity Club of Falls Church, Virginia

The Unity Club was established and incorporated in 1987 to provide a meeting place for members of Alcoholic Anonymous and other 12-Step recovery programs.

We offer meetings from 6:00am to 8:30pm daily (the Club typically opens about 5:30am and closes around 9:45pm, after the final meeting ends). The Unity Club provides the newly recovering alcoholic a safe, comfortable, sanctuary while offering more established 12-Step fellows a variety of meeting types and schedule convenience.

The Unity Club's Service to the Community:

The Unity Club participates with The City of Falls Church, Fairfax County, and Arlington County; along with area substance abuse treatment centers and mental health facilities by providing a reliable facility to introduce patients and clients to the long-term recovery techniques embodied in Twelve-Step fellowships.

Unity Club Fast Facts

The Unity Club, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Corporation as defined by the Internal Revenue Service of the United States of America.

The Unity Club is tax-exempt at the federal, commonwealth, and local levels.

Donations to the Club, whether cash, real property, securities, or in-kind, are deductable to the extent allowed by law.

The Unity Club will provide acknowledgement of donations to donors in accordance with current law. e.g., IRS form 8283.

For detailed information--including current financials; IRS form 990; our Letter 1050, "Letter of Determination"; and other pertinent information--please visit the Unity Club's listing on GuideStar® (registration required)

Should you have additional questions regarding The Unity Club's non-profit status or other pertinent questions, please contact manager@unityclub.com

The Unity Club Mission is to:

provide a meeting place for members of Alcoholics Anonymous and other recovery programs based on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous;
provide knowledge and information about recovery from compulsive disorders through discussion groups and lectures, as part of a voluntary mental health care program;
operate a meeting place where the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous govern the conduct and business proceedings of the members of the Club and the Board;
operate as a non-profit, non-stock corporation in conformity with the regulations of the Internal Revenue Service and the Laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia.